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Home > Arts and Crafts Projects for Kids > Fall & Autumn Cornucopia Crafts
A cornucopia is a "horn of plenty" that represents the abundance of a Fall harvest. Usually it is filled with items that you would find in a fall harvest, such as gourds, corn, nuts, and other fruits, vegetables, as well as leaves. Many times you will see a Thanksgiving table with a cornucopia decoration on it. You might also see cornucopias around Halloween time as both holidays are in the Autumn time period. You can make cornucopias out of many materials, even felt, paper, or even ice cream cones. Find some inspirational ideas below.
Cornucopia Felt Silverware Holder - Make this Cornucopia silverware holder out of felt. This is a great Autumn / Fall craft
Making Cornucopias - Today I’m going to show you how to make a Cornucopia Decoration for Thanksgiving. Make a few of these Cornucopias and you will have the perfect place card to put around the Thanksgiving Table.
Bountiful
Harvest Wall Hanging Instructions - Your kids can fill this horn of plenty with all of their fall
favorites! Hang it from your front door to celebrate autumn's
bountiful harvest.
Cornucopia - A cornucopia, also known as a horn of plenty, is a cone-shaped
ornament or receptacle overflowing with abundance, signifying the
wealth of the harvest at Thanksgiving.
Cornucopia
Badge - Now inseparable from American folklore, the cornucopia is second
only to the turkey in symbolizing the Thanksgiving holiday. If you
love the look of a cornucopia you can easily create this decorative
Thanksgiving symbol for your home and/or dinner table.
Cornucopia
Collage - Younger children will enjoy practicing their cutting and sticking
skills to make this very effective cornucopia collage for
Thanksgiving or Harvest Festival.
Cornucopia
Centerpiece - Dress up your Thanksgiving table spread with a traditional
cornucopia, which will make your guests feel the warmth of the
Holiday Harvest. Cornucopia is the "Horn of Plenty." It is
a symbol of plentitude, strong harvest & abundance.
Cornucopia
Copies Paper Art Craft - A cornucopia is a horn of plenty. Encourage your child's to
overflow with fruit and flowers, plus plenty of color and texture, by
following the instructions in the cornucopia copies paper art craft.
Cornucopia
Paper Craft - What better centerpiece to celebrate the season of abundance and
togetherness than a beautiful autumn cornucopia? If you are not
hosting the family dinner this year, consider Gift ing your host with
this traditional craft. It makes a stunning presentation with minimal
effort and supplies.
Crayon
Rubbing Cornucopia - Cornucopias are traditional symbols of abundance. They are often
displayed with produce at Thanksgiving - but they can also be filled
with spring flowers, pictures of loved ones, or anything else for
which you are thankful. Think of those things for which you are most
appreciative. Share some of your ideas with your classmates.
Fall
Harvest Cornucopia - Create a festive fall decoration with 3-D paper sculptures of
seasonal fruits and vegetables. Fill your horn of plenty with symbols
of local produce for an Earth-friendly display.
Fall
Leaves Cornucopia - These are very easy to make and they make wonderful table
centerpieces.
Faux
Stained Glass Cornucopia - With window color paints you can create beautiful glass decorations
that can easily be removed again and saved for next year. A
cornucopia is a traditional Thanksgiving motif and looks great as a
window design in the fall.
Fruitful Bounty - Explore Thanksgiving and harvest traditions then create painted
paper mosaic cornucopias.
Mini
Cornucopia - This Mini Cornucopia would make a great take home favor for a fall
party or dinner. Make them into place cards by tying on a colored
piece of paper and writing each guests name!
The
Cornucopia - Hang this lovely Cornucopia at the main door of your home and let
it welcome your guests on the Thanksgiving Day.